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Artist



Alternative names	Oscar-Claude Monet
Description	French painter
Date of birth/death	14 November 1840	6 December 1926
Location of birth/death	Paris	Giverny
Work location	Paris, Argenteuil, Vétheuil, Poissy, Giverny
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

English: Water-Lilies

Date

1914-1917

Medium

oil on canvas

Current location

Toledo Museum of Art

	Native name	Toledo Museum of Art
	Location	Toledo, Ohio
	Coordinates	41° 39′ 29.00″ N, 83° 33′ 34.00″ W
	Established	1901
	Website	www.toledomuseum.org
	Authority control	WorldCat

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